Ninja Foodi Power Nutri Blender 2-in-1, Blend Smoothie Bowls, Thick Spreads & Frozen Drinks, Automatic Programs, 700ml Cup & 400ml Bowl with with Power Paddle, 1100W, Silver CB100UK

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You want to make large batches: While there are two 700ml single-serve cups included in the box, for a bigger household, a multi-use blender such as the Ninja 3-in-1 Food Processor with Auto-IQ BN800UK may be a better option since it comes with an extra 2.1-litre blending jug. We liked the 700ml capacity of the cup, which made for a filling post-gym smoothie, and vastly preferred the travel cap to the standard lid provided with many blenders, as it made it easier to drink on the go. It was also completely leak-proof. The CB100UK also features Auto-IQ technology. Exclusive to Ninja, these intelligent programmes are tailored to deliver the perfect results at the touch of a button. Four unique pulse, pause and blend patterns do all the hard work for you. Choose from Blend, Crush, Mix and PowerMix for complete cooking flexibility. Each attachment can be used with the automatic programme, but you can override this with manual settings, using pulse or running the blender entirely manually. While the cup and bowl run at maximum speed only, there’s a choice of 10 speeds with the jug, giving much finer control.

CB100UK Series Ninja® Foodi® Power Nutri™ Blender FAQs CB100UK Series Ninja® Foodi® Power Nutri™ Blender FAQs

While it may be noisy, when it comes to performance, the CB350UK is exceptionally good. I first tried to crush ice, in both the jug and travel cup. With the Crush programme, I soon had a lot of powdered ice with the texture of snow, and no large lumps of ice. We really love the Ninja foodi nutri 2-in-1 blender, and has completely replaced our Nutribullet in our affections. Nothing we tried was any problem for this super powerful machine, and we whipped up smoothies in seconds using massive frozen berries, ice cubes, carrots, nut butters and more without a moment’s thought. We like the way it works out the right amount of time and speed for your recipe – this never failed – and that you have options like “crush” and “powermix” for tougher ingredients (such as those ice cubes).Next, I made a smoothie. First, I took some coconut flakes and attempted to grind them to see how well the CN100UK copes with dry ingredients. In short, not very well. The high speed of the motor tends to throw the bits into the air, giving uneven results. If you need to grind spices or work with dry ingredients, this isn’t the blender for you. Previous Ninja blenders have been good, with the main difference between models being the accessories that ship alongside and the Auto-iQ programmes available. For those not in the know, Auto-iQ is Ninja’s system of running the blender automatically for different jobs. Available in a sleek, stylish silver finish, this Ninja blender will look great in any kitchen. All parts are dishwasher safe, so cleaning up is easy, and the anti-slip feet stop the appliance from moving during use. Plus, there’s an inspiration guide included in the box to help you get started. You’re keen to experiment with flavours: Pretty much anything goes when you’re making a smoothie in this design – from tough ingredients such as pineapple chunks and unwaxed lemon peel, to finer items such as spinach and seeds. Chill smoothie/yogurt serving bowl in freezer first for a few minutes, helps to keep everything cool whilst you eat.

Ninja Foodi CB100UK 2-in-1 Auto IQ Power Nutri Blender

In the box, Ninja provides a 2.1-litre jug for larger mixes, a 700ml travel cup with lid, and the 400ml Power Nutri Bowl. The jug has both a large blade assembly and a dough hook; the latter two attachments use the same blade assembly.

Make delicious sweet and savoury dips and drinks in Ninja’s latest personal blender

Texture is as important as taste when it comes to homemade creations, and the Ninja CB100UK will blend and crush your way to delicious treats in seconds. Oats and seeds in a smoothie or sprinkled on top not only add texture but help you feel fuller for longer. To be fair, this product isn’t really designed for that job. Adding to the coconut flakes, I put in pineapple chunks (including the core), mint leaves, yoghurt and coconut milk. Using the Blend option, I ended up with a perfect smoothie, with no large chunks left and the mint and coconut spread evenly through the mix.